University of Toronto - 45 Willcocks Residence

Experience the excitement of Toronto city center at one of Canada's largest universities. Located in the city's historic district, the property is 10 minutes' walk from Spadina subway station. Free WiFi is provided. The University of Toronto's New College Residence features single rooms equipped with modern amenities, including air conditioning, complimentary internet access, and study desk. Located next door, guests can also access the main university fitness center for a fee. Guests at the New College Residence are placed within walking distance to a variety of attractions and sites. Museums, shopping districts, entertainment, gourmet restaurants and the city's metro system are right outside the front doors.

New College Residence at the University of Toronto offers a unique experience for guests seeking accommodation in the heart of downtown Toronto. With safe, convenient, and affordable dormitory-style residence options, meeting spaces, and meal services, New College Residence caters to individuals and groups alike during the summer months from May to August. Featuring three dormitory-style residence halls - Wilson Hall, Wetmore Hall, and 45 Willcocks - with central air-conditioning, shared communal washrooms, and common rooms, New College Residence provides a comfortable and welcoming environment for guests. The distinctive architecture of New College, recognized for its bold facade and numerous awards, adds to the charm of staying at Canada's largest university campus. Whether you are a leisure traveler, part of a tour group, a conference participant, or studying in Toronto, New College Residence accommodates various needs with single or double rooms, catering to short-term stays of one night or long-term stays extending to the summer session. The residence also ensures a safe environment by encouraging guests to follow government health and safety protocols, including remaining up-to-date on vaccinations and wearing masks in high-density indoor spaces. Generated from the website content